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Nouvelles

15 février 2021

Eyebeam Phase II Launch

On the 19th of February Apian will launch The Intimacy Machine during From the Rupture festival held IRL and online by Eyebeam!
4 janvier 2021

Apian in Paris

Apian based its bureau in Paris for the next six months.
6 décembre 2020

Apian on BBC Radio 6 Music

Last year, Apian was commissioned by the ICA (London) and Space Studio to produce a radio piece for the BBC. The audio essay called Shared Sensibilities was realised in collaboration with Laurent Güdel, Ellen Lapper and Lars Chittka and will be broadcast tonight of BBC Radio 6!
17 novembre 2020

Eyebeam Phase II

Apian is honored to annouced that we are part of Phase II of Eyebeam’s Rapid Reponse for a Better Digital Future.
9 novembre 2020

IMPACT20 – Planetary Alliances

Really happy to share that Apian is going to present its research at the online symposium IMPACT 20.
5 septembre 2020

A visual history of the beehive, “Hives, 2400 B.C.E. – 1852 C.E.” is out!

Hives, 2400 B.C.E. – 1852 C.E. is out. This little yellow proposes a new history of the beehive unveil through archival images.
16 août 2020

Eyebeam: Rapid Response Fellow

I’m really proud and happy to announce that I’m an Eyebeam fellow for Rapid Reponse for a better digital future.
14 juillet 2020

Sheltering places: Sensing Nature and intimacy without proximity

On Tuesday 14th July, I moderated a talk with two amazing guests: Julieta Aranda and Eben Kirksey.
12 juillet 2020

A web platform dedicated to Apian

Thanks to Studio Harris Blondman, Apian has a brand new platform!
13 juin 2020

Exhibition FORMAT, Mont-Soleil, 13 June – 16 August 2020

From 13th June – 16th August 2020, a site-specific piece titled Things don’t happen in human vision is on view as part of FORMAT exhibition at Mont-Soleil, Switzerland.

Projets

Hives, 2400 B.C.E. – 1852 C.E.

This little yellow book proposes to retell the history of the beehive through an array of achival images.
Things don’t happen in human vision

Site-specific banner installation for FORMAT exhibition, Mont-Soleil, Switzerland 2020.
Hiss

Hiss is a sonic ethnography made in collaboration with Laurent Güdel.
Inzerki

Photographic investigation and an ethnography of Inzerki, Morocco.
The Beehive Metaphor

The Beehive Metaphor is the genesis of Apian. By means of photography, the project re-visits and translates the essay of the same title by Spanish art historian J. A. Ramirez.

Contact

Please do not hesistate to get in touch for any collaborations, enquiries or questions around shared sensiblities.

Email: hi@apian.ch
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